4.09.2008

IAGRF

As Jas Nagra writes, "This is the international race series of the future. The host countries change each year, and only the fastest seven nations are eligable after preliminary stages. High power, anti-gravity crafts race for ultimate victory, the IAGRF World Cup! "



Posted by Anonymous at 9.4.08

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3 comments:

Anonymous said...

These two rock ... a lot. Although some more difference would be good between the two. Can't wait to see what comes up next.

Oh. Btw. I just wanted to post a MOC, but my home page saiz I don't belong to any blog. I'd like what's happening. Is it because I was inactive all this time?

4/10/2008
Lukas said...

yes sorry adrian... I can re-join you if you want, just need your email.

4/10/2008
Kikimaru said...

Lovely execution (proper single-seater evolution) but this should really be A1GP, not F1 ;)

4/12/2008

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